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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"export-led growth"”.
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Manufactured exports and economic growth
"The dramatic growth performances of the newly industrializing countries (NICs) have led many economists to call them ""economic miracles"", and have drawn considerable attention to the hypothesis of export-led growth (ELG). In this dissertation we analyze the contribution of the export sector to …
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En las puertas del Dorado: las exportaciones argentinas, 1890-1913
… de esta investigación es el estudio de las exportaciones argentinas durante el período denominado gran expansión. El recorte temporal escogido, 1890 – 1913, recoge una parte sustancial de la era del capitalismo liberal en América Latina caracterizado por un intenso crecimiento de las …
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Illegal drug trafficking and economic development in Colombia
… change forcing Colombia to adopt an export-led growth model of economic development. Revenues earned by illegally introducing drugs into industrialized countries were recycled through the parallel foreign exchange market and used to finance illegal imports. The industrialist class …
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The potential of the agro-processing industry for industrialization in Zambia
… against a backdrop of improved food systems coupled with increased demand for processed foods domestically and regionally, as well as income growth, urbanization, and regional integration. Developing the agro-processing sector will involve the building of dynamic industrial capabilities along …
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The politics of strategic trade: South Korea and Mexico in a comparative perspective
… theoretical framework of strategic trade to the export-led growth of the automobile industry in South Korea. The study focuses on four areas. First, the "new" theory of international trade is elaborated in order to identify the “prerequisite” industrial characteristics under which policies of …
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Political economy of port institutional and pricing reform in South Africa
… developing countries moved increasingly towards export-led growth strategies and trade policies which encouraged private sector competitiveness in a global economy - a model laid out in the "Washington Consensus". This model comprises a set of broad free market economic ideas which advocate …
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Regiono ekonominė plėtra /
… bring influence on different rates of economic growth across countries. Regional growth theories present a number of ideas that are important for understanding growth processes in developing countries. In this paper six the most popular modern theories of regional economic development and growth …
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The causal relationship between exports and economic growth: time series analysis for UAE (1975-2012)
… this thesis addresses is the validity of the Export-Led Growth hypothesis (ELG) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), using annual time series data over the period 1975-2012. Therefore, the research identifies and evaluates the causal relationship between exports and economic growth, by shedding …
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Moral Economy Meets Global Economy: Negotiating Risk, Vulnerability and Sustainable Livelihood among Shrimp Farming Households in Vietnam's Mekong Delta
<p>Market liberalization has enabled Vietnam to make substantial economic improvements, but it has also widened wealth disparities. My dissertation examines the process of social differentiation among shrimp farming households in Vietnam's Mekong Delta. I use the ways these households perceive and …
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Assessing the impact of exports and imports on economic growth: a case study of Malawi from 1970 to 2010
In line with neoclassical economic growth propositions that outward-orientation fosters economic growth, since independence from Britain in 1964 the Government of Malawi has placed international trade at the centre of its economic development agenda. In spite of this theoretical affirmation of the …
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The Effect of Outward Foreign Direct Investment on Exports in Japan during The Lost Decade, 1985-2005
… exists a significant correlation between the exports of Japan and its foreign direct investment (FDI) in the period of 1985-2005 with nearby trading partners of which include the countries of ASEAN, China and South Korea. In addition, a selection of supplemental factors will be used to …
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Natural Resources Development in the Republic of Sakha: Russia's Diamond Producing Region
… the Republic of Sakha is primarily defined by an export-based diamond industry. In Sakha, enormous real and potential windfall from natural resource development amplifies the existing chaos, typical in Russia, caused by the tangle of economic transition, regionalism, ethnic politics, and …
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Export growth, economic growth and real exchange rate in Indonesia
The thesis studies the export growth, economic growth and real exchange rate in Indonesia. The research is a piece of empirical studies mainly covering the period from 1974 to 1993. Indonesia is an oil-exporting country. Economic recession with high inflation rate in the early eighties prompted the …
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The effect of liberalisation of foreign direct investment on the economic development of Thailand: an empirical and political economy approach
… development policies, particularly FDI and export-led growth strategy, for nearly forty years but her economic performance is far from being excellent. The need for assessing these policies is critical because it is observed that Transnational Corporations (TNCs) have increasingly benefited …
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The political economy of globalization and regionalism : an analysis of their impact upon the development of South Korean-European Union trade
… by pursuing an economic development strategy of export-led growth. As the US hegemony began to decline, the formation of a multipolar system based upon regional blocs, has given a new dimension to Korea's international trade.In EU-ROK economic relations, regionalism and globalization of world …
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Growth and Stagnation in Developing Economies: a Structural Approach
… the 2000s, after almost two decades of poor growth performance, Latin American countries have experienced a period of growth acceleration. Even though it has been led mainly by a faster growth of external demand for natural resources, this demand has increased national income, and, by …